A Runoff Election Always Involves

question 5

Multiple Choice

A runoff election always involves:

• A) the incumbent and the challenger
• B) only two candidates who are the nominees of the two major parties
• C) only two candidates who are the top two finishers in the previous election
• D) multiple candidates with the winners determined through a proportional allocation process
• E) the winners of the party primaries and any independent candidates who meet the state's ballot requirements

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Definitions:

L-Glucose

A stereoisomer of glucose that is not metabolized by humans in the same way as the more common D-glucose.

D-(+)-Glyceraldehyde

A simple sugar (monosaccharide) that is an important intermediate in metabolic processes and has a specific optical rotation.

Open-Chain Form

Describes molecules that possess a linear or branched structure without cyclic or ring formations, often contrasting with cyclic forms.

D-Galactose

A naturally occurring sugar component of lactose, important in metabolism and the structure of biomolecules.